[Wien] How many angstroms is a a.u.?

[M.Q.Tan]

Dear Dr. Pan

1 a.u. = 0.529177 Angstroms
1 Angstroms = (1.0/0.529177) a.u.

Ming-Qiu Tan

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Subject: [Wien] How many angstroms is a a.u.?


> Hi,users of WIEN2K:
>    How many angstroms is a a.u.? In the figure of energy vs volume,the volume unit of the horizonal coordinate is cubic a.u..I want to transform a.u.to angstrom.I have looked up many handbooks related to physics.But I failed to find the relation equation between the angstrom and a.u..Anybody know the transforming equation? Thank you in advance.
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